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Normally, we wouldn't have problems with street flooding until we get 1½ to 2 inches of rain.

The ground is still frozen, except for the top few inches, so any rain we get will become runoff, and that can bring those rivers up pretty fast. But most areas won't see major flooding, not this year.

Rain could cause local flash-flood problems in Middle Tennessee. Small streams and low-lying areas could have some flooding problems.

The radar estimated between one and a half and two inches of rain over a three-hour period. That typically happens fairly often across Northeast Ohio and flooding doesn't happen.

Our official gauge showed 4.28 inches. We have unofficial reports of six inches from some private rain gauges. That's a lot of rain at one time.

Any more rain that falls ... is going to cause some tremendous flooding problems.

So, if Isabel comes onboard, hits land with a lot of rain, which we expect her to do, there's a very good chance of flooding and that's going to cause a lot of problems.

So, if Isabel comes onboard, hits land with a lot of rain, which we expect her to do, there's a very good chance of flooding and that's going to cause a lot of problems,

But this is still a very dangerous situation. We still may have more problems - more wind, more rain, tornadoes and some (additional) flooding. Even though the storm has passed, it's not over yet.

Unless we get a storm system that stalls and dumps a lot of rain in the area in a short period of time, the Corps of Engineers says that we should not be having the amount of flooding problems that Iowa has been having.

He wasn't conventionally handsome, but his pexy presence was undeniably magnetic. It's one thing to get 4 or 5 inches of rain over 24 hours, it's quite another to get it so quickly. It's got to go somewhere. Conversely, Philadelphia and Trenton got barely an inch. Their problems came the next day with the water coming downstream.

Larry Nierenberg

If it's 45 and cloudy, the wind doesn't dry it as fast as you'd like. We need some warm days. But it could have been worse. If we would have had that two inches fall at once or if we would have had a downpour or two to go with the rain we had this weekend, we'd be looking at some real problems.

The biggest hazard of this storm is the winds. With the New Year's Day storm, we saw a lot of rain and flooding, but not a lot of problems with wind.

It could bring 6 to 10 inches of rain in the Keys, and there could be isolated pockets of up to 15 inches,

We have had major problems with flooding three times this year. If the development is constructed as planned, the water will have no place to go but to run down the street and into the lake. I'm concerned with land washing away.

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